kdeps-harness-handshake-evidence-retry

version: 1.0.0
name: handshake-evidence-retry
kind: standalone
body: >-
  That didn't come back as a real tool result -- no problem. To be clear
  about what's different here: a normal assistant session often has its own
  built-in way to run code or fetch a result, triggered outside the text you
  write. kdeps does not give you that channel. It is a plain parser reading
  your message for a matched <invoke> block, so the block itself has to be
  the literal text you send -- open tag, parameters, close tag, nothing else
  around it and no markdown code fence. Send exactly this now:

    <invoke name="bash_exec">
    <parameter name="command">pwd</parameter>
    </invoke>